NB: this overview contains errors and is under revision
NB: clubs marked (M.) are from Montenegro
1899 Prvo srpsko drustvo za [founded May 1, 1899;
igranje loptom dissolved after one game]
1901 Ba�ka Subotica [founded as SAK Baczka, in
Austria-Hungary until 1918]
1903 Beogradski Akademski SK [BASK; founded as Soko, renamed BASK in 1931]
Sumadija Kragujevac
Suboticki SK [dissolved 1941]
1905 FK Senta [founded as Zentai AK]
1906 Srpski mac Beograd [dissolved 1941]
1909 OFK Kikinda [founded as NAK, Austria-Hungary until 1918,
1918-1919 called KAK, 1919-1932 AK Srbija,
1932-1945 SK Sloga, 1945-1970s FK 6. Oktobar,
since 1970s OFK Kikinda]
1910 Novosadski AK [founded as �jvideki AK (UAK); in Austria-
Hungary until 1918, and in Hungarian league
during the ocupation 1941-1944 in
(as UAK) 1941-1944; dissolved 1944]
1911 Beogradski SK [dissolved June 1945]
1912 Javor Ivanjica
Radni�ki Sombor
1913 SK Jugoslavija Beograd [founded as SK Velika Srbija, changed name
1919, 1941-1944 called SK 1913; dissolved
June 1945]
RSK Lovcen Cetinje (M.)
1914 FK Vojvodina Novi Sad [merged 1946 with Radnicki Novi Sad and
Slavija Novi Sad into FK Sloga Novi Sad, in
1950 returned to former name FK Vojvodina]
1918 SK Sindjelic Ni�
FK Jagodina [founded as SK Daca, later Jagodinski SK;
in 1946 called FK Polet]
1919 Beogradski Univerzitetski SK [BUSK]
FK Radni�ki Bor [founded as FK Bor]
FK Loznica [founded as Loznicki SK]
FK Macva �abac [1946-1950 called Podrinje]
CSK Crvenka [1960 merged with Crvenka clubs Spartak
and Jedinstvo into FK Crvenka]
1920 FK Be�ej
FK Radni�ki Beograd [founded as Gradjanski SK]
FK Rudar Plevlja (M.) [founded as SK Sandzak, 1946-1949 called
FK Velimir Jakic]
SAND Subotica [Suboti�ko Atleti�ko Nogometno Dru�tvo]
1921 RFK Novi Sad [founded as Novosadski Trgova�ki Klub (NTK);
1954-1956 called FK Novi Sad; merged 1956
with FK Egyseg Novi Sad and in 1966 with
FK Radni�ki Novi Sad (founded 1925)]
1922 FK Spartak Subotica [founded as Zeleznicarski AK Subotica, on
the basis of former Hungarian club SVAK;
in 1946 briefly called ZAK, then changed
name into FK Spartak]
1923 FK Radni�ki Ni�
1924 SK Jedinstvo Beograd [as merger of SK Concordia Beograd and
SK Vardar Beograd; dissolved in June 1945]
FK Obili� Beograd
FK Sartid Smederevo
FK Radni�ki Kragujevac [founded as SK Mladi radnik]
1925 FK Hajduk Kula
Zora Podgorica (M.) [1935 merged with Crna Gora Podgorica
into FK Buducnost Podgorica]
SK Sloboda U�ice [founded as Gradanski U�ice]
FK Radni�ki Novi Sad
1926 FK �ukari�ki Beograd
FK Zeleznicar Beograd
FK Borac �a�ak
FK Borac Banja Luka
FK Bokelj Kotor (M.)
1927 FK Sutjeska Nik�ic (M.) [founded as SK Hajduk, later called
SK Hercegovac; since 1945 FK Sutjeska]
1928 FK Mladost Apatin [founded as SK Tri zvezde, changed name
to FK Mladost in 1950s]
1930 FK �eleznik Beograd
1932 FK Kabel Novi Sad
1935 FK Buducnost Podgorica (M.) [merger of Zora and Crna Gora Podgorica]
1937 FK Sindjelic Beograd
1945 FK Crvena zvezda Beograd [founded 1945 at former SK Jugoslavia stadium,
with former players of SK Jugoslavia and BSK]
FK Partizan Beograd [founded 1945 as military club at former BSK
stadium, with players from all Yugoslavia, but
mostly from Gradjanski Zagreb]
OFK Beograd [founded as Metalac Beograd on the basis of
metal workers club SK Jadran Beograd, merged
1950 with FK Beograd into BSK and in 1957 with
TSK Sumadija into OFK Beograd]
FK Jastrebac Ni�
FK Mogren Budva (M.) [founded as FK Budva]
1946 FK Milicionar Beograd
NK Napredak Kru�evac [merger of FK Sloboda Kru�evac, FK Badza Kru�evac
and FK Miloje Zakic Kru�evac into FK Napredak,
renewing the tradition of the workers club
SK Napredak (founded 1919, changed name 1925
into SK Obili�]
Spartak Crvenka [1960 merged with Crvenka clubs CSK and
Jedinstvo into FK Crvenka]
SK Zemun [merger of FK Sparta Zemun and SK Sremac Zemun;
merged 1969 with club of pharmaceutical factory
and were renamed FK Galenika; in 1984 changed
name into SK Zemun]
1947 FK Proleter Zrenjanin
JRV Na�a Krila Zemun [air force club, dissolved June 1950]
1952 FK Mladost Lu�ani
1958 FK Rad Beograd
1960 FK Crvenka [merger of CSK, Spartak and Jedinstvo Crvenka]
Many thanks to Dragoljub Antic for various corrections, clarifications and additions
Main source: [Gr� 00]
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